Indonesia Denies Overlap in South China Sea; Boldly Rejects Disputed Claims with China
Indonesia has firmly stated that it does not recognize China’s claims over the South China Sea, despite recent agreements with Beijing. The two countries...
Vulture Espionage Panic: Suspicious Sighting Near India’s Key Naval Base
Recently, a vulture carrying a GPS tracking device near the Kadamba Naval Base in Karwar, Uttara Kannada district, sparked curiosity and concern among security...
Philippines President’s Bold Move Defies China in Disputed South China Sea
On November 8, 2024, the President of the Philippines signed two significant laws that emphasize the country’s rights over its vast maritime areas, including...
Brussels on High Alert: Escalating Espionage Threats Target EU Institutions
The European Commission has recently issued a stern warning to its staff, alerting them to the growing threat of espionage in Brussels. Known as...
Nazakat Mammadova Behind Bars: Azerbaijan’s Brutal Repression Escalates
A political analyst was recently found guilty of major espionage charges and sentenced to 13 years in prison by a court in Baku, the...